
ALT All featured graphics are in black text on a white background. Headline reads “Hiring Extended”. Body text reads “Deadline extended to Monday, August 9 2021.”

ALT Headline reads “Applications are open to all X University students with priority consideration to BIPOC/2SLGBTQIA applicants.” Body text reads “Given that we are a student-run publication under X University, there may be a lot of confusion as to what the qualifications are. We have a lot of readers who are not associated with the University who may be interested in applying. To help clarify some confusion, here are a few frequently asked questions that may steer you in the right direction if you haven’t applied yet.”

ALT Headline reads “Applications extended until August 9th 2021.”. Body text reads “Please visit our instagram or www.stylecircle.org for more info on how to apply. We look forward to meeting you! StyleCircle is a student initiative run solely by student volunteers. No one within StyleCircle is provided an honorarium or any monetary reward in exchange for their work. As a student group from X University we look towards the Ryerson Communication and Design Society (RCDS) and Student Initiative Fund (SIF) to support our work financially.”
![Question and answer graphic that reads. “Q: Can I still apply if I don’t go to X University? A: No. As a student-run publication at X University, we can only recruit students from this university. However, there have been opportunities in the past for those who are outside of this community to submit works to our digital publication. Q: I want to apply for [role name] but I’m not in the respective program. Can I still apply? A: Yes. As long as your application and interview show us that you are qualified, that is all that matters. It may be an asset, but not a requirement. Q: Is this a paid opportunity? A: No. We are a not-for-profit publication and are completely funded by funding bodies at X University. As a student-run publication, we aim to create fulfilling opportunities and experiences for students looking to build their portfolios and resumes in return for their contributions to our publication. None of the team members make any profit or wages from these roles.”](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E8DA1b_XIAU28s-.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Question and answer graphic that reads. “Q: Can I still apply if I don’t go to X University? A: No. As a student-run publication at X University, we can only recruit students from this university. However, there have been opportunities in the past for those who are outside of this community to submit works to our digital publication. Q: I want to apply for [role name] but I’m not in the respective program. Can I still apply? A: Yes. As long as your application and interview show us that you are qualified, that is all that matters. It may be an asset, but not a requirement. Q: Is this a paid opportunity? A: No. We are a not-for-profit publication and are completely funded by funding bodies at X University. As a student-run publication, we aim to create fulfilling opportunities and experiences for students looking to build their portfolios and resumes in return for their contributions to our publication. None of the team members make any profit or wages from these roles.”

ALT Question and answer graphic that reads. “Q: I don’t have experience in an Executive/Leadership role, but I want to apply. Do I still qualify? A: Technically yes, you still qualify. If we think you have what it takes after reviewing your application and interview, then that’s what matters. As a student-run publication, it’s important to offer opportunities to those looking to gain experience rather than expecting them to be experts already. Q: Can I apply for more than one role? A: Yes, although you would only be hired for one role as each member is only allowed to occupy one role at a time. However, there are many opportunities within the publication for members to cross over other departments and try different things. Q: Can I apply StyleCircle hours to my program’s internship course? A: Depending on your program, yes! If you’re unsure whether StyleCircle qualifies as a valid internship, speak with your program coordinator or other faculty member.”

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “WHAT IS STYLECIRCLE” with the StyleCircle logo. Body text reads “NEED MORE INFO BEFORE APPLYING? KEEP SWIPING”.

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “WHO ARE WE?”. Body text says “Originating under X University’s Fashion Union in 2011, StyleCircle is a Toronto-based digital and print fashion publication that is entirely student-run and founded. We strive to inspire and contribute to critical dialogue within the fashion industry. StyleCircle offers a diverse range of content from a wider variety of student and professional contributors and creators through various media to produce original content and commentary on fashion, beauty and culture. StyleCircle integrates both digital and print content into a unified experience that engages with the community. This past year, StyleCircle’s team has expanded to consist of seven schools within X University, spanning over three faculties, aiming to provide an excellent opportunity for students to find a creative outlet that’s applicable to their portfolio work while expanding their network outside of their academic environment.”

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “OVERALL GOALS” and subhead “COMMUNITY BUILDING”. Body text says “Prioritizing and investing in local QBIPOC+ creatives and their community narratives across all fronts of the publication.” Another subhead reads, “THE BOOK 07” and body text says “Hoping to integrate both print and digital elements to be viewed as two interwoven parts of a greater whole, emphasizing unity and brand continuity.” Another subhead reads, “CONTRIBUTORS & OUTREACH” and body text says “Aiming to extend the opportunity to outside-contributors for submissions to the digital publication, to connect with and expand our audience.” Final subhead reads “ACCESSIBILITY” and body text says “Focusing on alt-text and closed-captioning on all images and videos posted, and accessible costs for physical and digital versions of past issues.”

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “DIGITAL PUBLICATION”. Body text says “Articles and editorials focusing on fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and student affairs are published to StyleCircle’s web platform. The digital publication focuses on intersectional discussions within fashion and the creative industries, and is known for think pieces that challenge dominant discourses present in fashion. Team members expand their professional networks by interviewing industry leaders to gain inspiration and advice. This is an opportunity to initiate open dialogue to intersectional topics that connect fashion and culture to a more conscious and responsible narrative. This initiative seeks to include emerging X University and Toronto-based creatives, such as students, faculty, and alumni interested in magazine production, event planning, and participating in the fashion/creative industries."

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “THE BOOK”. Body text says “Our annual publication, The Book by StyleCircle, is a professional grade print magazine that features exclusive editorial content curated by students, for students. Graphic features half of the cover of Issue 6 featuring a model wearing a hoodie leaning back against a psychedelic abstract green, purple and orange swirl background.

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with body text that reads, “The Book by StyleCircle consists of a curated collection of articles and editorials connected thematically. The theme works towards developing a distinct identity and critiquing issues in the global fashion industry. Through executing the issue launch event digitally this year, we made the celebration of the latest issue accessible to a greater audience. Access to the launch event live stream and website is currently free of charge for attendees, and will continue to be accessible until March of 2022. The current issue of The Book alongside previous issues are currently available for digital download at a discounted price on StyleCircle’s Issuu page and for physical copies at StyleCircle’s launch site. All members who participated in on-set initiatives required a Safe Sets certificate and complied with current COVID-19 health and safety protocols and precautions throughout The Book and launch productions.”

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “Interested in applying? PLEASE REVIEW OUR AVAILABLE ROLES AND SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION TO [email protected] WITH USE THE SUBJECT LINE “2021/2022 APPLICATION: YOUR NAME, YOUR POSITION”. Body text says ”StyleCircle is a student initiative run solely by student volunteers. No one within StyleCircle is provided an honorarium or any monetary reward in exchange for their work. As a student group from X University we look towards the Ryerson Communication and Design Society (RCDS) and Student Initiative Fund (SIF) to support our work financially.”

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “PODCAST”. Body text says “Our podcast allows us to expand our scope of creatives that represent the target audience, structured as a Q+A with a new creative individual as a guest each week. The purpose of our podcast is to stimulate conversation that questions and critiques the fashion and surrounding industries. A podcast has increased our engagement with readers of our annual publication and followers of our social media. We strive to make The Podcast as accessible as possible, and provide written transcripts and additional visual tools within our website to achieve this.” Features another headline, “SOCIAL MEDIA”. Body text says “Our social media channels are a direct extension of our content and aesthetic. They promote content on our website, special announcements, and anything else affiliated with StyleCircle and its affairs, and are updated accordingly."

ALT Graphic in black text on a white background with headline, “EVENTS”. Body text says “StyleCircle’s most anticipated event is the spring launch party for the latest issue of The Book by StyleCircle. We showcase the talents of local creatives, both in and out of our team, to create memorable and unique experiences for all who attend. Adapting to the pandemic, our events team executed an online launch party consisting of various different media to engage our audiences. StyleCircle has also hosted multiple events throughout the year, including the Marketplace, and various other workshops and panel discussions in collaboration with industry professionals. We hope to expand event opportunities both physically and digitally in compliance with the public safety guidelines and general student interest.”

ALT Graphic featuring the StyleCircle logo, header that reads “Join Our Team” and text that reads “KEEP SWIPING FOR MORE INFO ON AVAILABLE ROLES AND OUR HIRING PROCESS”. The following graphics are black text on a white background.

ALT The hiring process for StyleCircle’s 2021/2022 team will be facilitated by the outgoing StyleCircle executive team. In affiliation with the Ryerson Communication and Design Society (RCDS), StyleCircle requires that applicants for internal team positions are enrolled in full-time studies at X University. You are not required to be enrolled in a program that falls under FCAD to apply, however priority may be given to applicants with this trait. We also prioritize QBIPOC+ applicants, but this is not a requirement. For all applicants, please submit a resume and cover letter all in one PDF file. Please carefully look over the position details for job descriptions and requirements prior to applying as some positions require different submissions. Please submit your application to [email protected] and use the subject line “2021/2022 APPLICATION: Your Name, Your Position”.

ALT StyleCircle’s exec team must have a strong understanding of StyleCircle’s history, and align themselves with the goals and values the publication promotes. They must also be extremely dedicated and passionate about guiding their team members, maintaining good communication, and applying their creativity to every facet of their role. PUBLISHER/EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, MANAGING EDITOR, DIRECTOR OF EVENTS, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS, ART DIRECTOR OF PRINT, ART DIRECTOR OF WEB

ALT StyleCircle’s editorial team must also have a strong understanding of StyleCircle’s history, and align themselves with the goals and values the publication promotes in order to execute strong pieces for our publication. We are looking for members with a critical mind, proficient writing skills, and who will contribute their unique perspective while still maintaining the StyleCircle brand. For Editorial applications, please also include two written sample pieces (creative or non-creative writing). Published works from other publications are an asset. COPY EDITOR, STYLE EDITOR, BEAUTY EDITOR, INDUSTRY EDITOR, CULTURE EDITOR, WRITER

ALT StyleCircle’s art team must also have a strong understanding of StyleCircle’s history, and align themselves with the goals and values the publication promotes in order to accurately reflect them in the visuals they create. We are looking for members who are proficient with design tools and will contribute their unique perspective while still maintaining the StyleCircle brand. For Art applicants, please submit a creative portfolio featuring a maximum of five of your best works that pertains to the position you are applying (i.e. photography works for photographers, illustrations, layout design, or other graphic design works for graphic designers). SR. GRAPHIC DESIGNER (BRANDING), SR. GRAPHIC DESIGNER (WEB), SR. GRAPHIC DESIGNER (PRINT), GRAPHIC DESIGNER, PHOTOGRAPHER, FASHION EDITOR, VIDEOGRAPHER

ALT In addition to requiring a strong understanding of StyleCircle’s history and values, members of these teams must be very passionate about community. The marketing team must create an inviting space for our audience to engage with our publication in, the events team is responsible for creating memorable and unique events for all attendees, and the operations team ensures we have the necessary resources to have the space to do what we do. For those applying for Sponsors/PR coordinators, please submit a sample email draft/press statement for a potential sponsor/distributor of your choice or a previous draft/statement. For those applying for Social Media Coordinator, any social media copy or campaign examples are an asset. SPONSORS/PR COORDINATOR, EVENTS COORDINATOR, MARKETING COORDINATOR, SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR, FINANCE COORDINATOR

ALT For role descriptions, application information, and more...PLEASE VISIT WWW.STYLECIRCLE.ORG OR EMAIL [email protected]. WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU! StyleCircle is a student initiative run solely by student volunteers. No one within StyleCircle is provided an honorarium or any monetary reward in exchange for their work. As a student group from X University we look towards the Ryerson Communication and Design Society (RCDS) and Student Initiative Fund (SIF) to support our work financially.








